From Debt to Financially Free
Think about the last time you had an unexpected expense — the bathroom flooded, your cat got sick, or you got a flat tire. These kinds of expenses can create stress — even if you have an emergency …
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The last (and first) blog income report I shared was back in January when ProjectFinanciallyFree.com had just turned one year old. The total monthly revenue for January was just over £300. Fast …
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Overpay mortgage or invest? It's a question that many UK homeowners find themselves asking. When you come into a lump sum of money, it can be difficult to work out what you’d like to do with it. If …
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Share dealing and stock trading in the modern era really is changing before our eyes. If you’ve spent any time browsing here at Project Financially Free in the past, you’ll have noticed that I’m …
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Free stocks you say?! That's right, you can get your hands on free stocks and shares from various UK investing platforms. Read on to find out how. It's literally never been easier to invest in the …
Want to start saving for your child’s future? There may be no better way than to set up a junior ISA. These accounts are great at making money from savings, and might just get your kids started on the …
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